Bullying Case Study: Drug Screening And Dying

Reporter states for several weeks the child (Kenjuan George-7 years old) has been observed sad and talking about he doesn’t like himself and wants to die. R/s the child has been observed throwing himself off of playground equipment at least five times and trying to make himself throw up. R/s the child believes that no one likes him. R/s there is a concern of the child being in the home. R/s the child’s family doesn’t like him and he doesn’t like his family. R/s the mother (Sheneka Brown) leaves the child home alone with the dog. R/s Sheneka tries to stay away from the child because she doesn’t like him. R/s Sheneka stays gone all day long and won’t come back until the night. R/s the child is afraid to be at home by himself. R/s the child has been observed to be dirty and doesn’t look like he is being cared for. R/s the child is constantly picked on by others because of his clothes and attire. R/s there are concerns that the child doesn’t eat dinner and puts himself to bed and wakes himself up in the morning. R/s there are concerns that Sheneka has been
Raven was negative on her drug screening. Va’deljima was positive for cocaine: 2449pg/mg and Benzoylecgonine: 252 pg/mg. Monasia was positive for; Cocaine: 4449pg/mg and Benzoylecgonine: 472pg/mg and Suncheska was positive for Cocaine 1281pg/mg and Benzoylecgonine: 123pg/mg.

Ms. Brown did not go for a drug screening. Ms. Black states she does not use any illegal drugs but admits that she does sell drugs but not out of her home.

Ms. Brown and her children reside with her mother, Annette Brown, and have done so for at least a month. Annette Brown states she could not believe that the children were not positive and she would do whatever she needed to do to assure that the children were not around the drugs. Ms. Brown does not have formal employment.

CW Nebo is in the process of completing the KC documents for; Ronette Brown and Porshia